Chinese Reds Accept Marshall Mediation in China Peace Effort
Chinese communists respond to Chiang Kai-shek New Year plan welcoming General Marshall as mediator and say they will discuss suggestions for immediate civil war cessation and unity. They note gains in Jehol and warn Kuomintang attacks risk broader developments.
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Venan
Chang Kai- Shek
George C. Marshall
China
Central Committee
Marshall
Truman
Chungking
Johor
Fusin
Chaovans
Ilm Koumintang
Jehol
Ingipdt
Kuomintang
Hay
Odlang Kai-Shek
No Breakfast So Attack Follows
Moek, 23.40 block Stim sik avenue, was fined 25 dollars and costs in city court after a dispute over his wife preparing breakfast. He allegedly assaulted her when she refused to cook.
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Robert W. Moek
Herety
W. Moek
Stimsik Avenue
Moek
Harry E. Snyder
Boonsboro
Auta
Dea Delandey
Pallimore
Locust Streets
Cnsts
Alanzy Zimime
Robert Lee
Cusis
Ree
Eight More From Here Back From Overseas
Eight mariners and soldiers listed as returning from overseas aboard the SS Morning Tove and other transports are identified with hometowns such as Hagerstown Newport News New York and Seattle. The arrivals include rosters with ranks and units, reflecting postwar demobilization movements.
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Aing
Montivelle
Dack York
Whram Magersinwna
Tel
Taneytown Motorist Killed Early Today
Taneytown motorist George Raxmoul Sable of Taneytown was killed early today when his car crashed into a guard rail on the Manoegey crack embankment after leaving the cement enivert lane. He is survived by his widow and other family.
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Taneyvtown
Mai
Hen
George Raxmoul Sable
Tanextown
RE. Es
Sauble
Flo
Lane Endorsed By Fourth Ward Democrats
Lane Preston Lane Jr., a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, won an unprecedented endorsement from the Fourth Ward Democratic Club, which also authorized sending a letter of support. Club leaders cited Washington County’s long governorship gap and broad Lane support, planning to invite him to speak at the February 6 meeting marking the club’s seventh anniversary with other city officials and prominent Democrats invited.
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Willam Preston Lane, Jr
Fourth Ward
Lane
Ralph Funkhouser
Iheth
Liane
Washington County
Mr Lane
Clarence Doornberser
Lane Untermin
Elu
Myiver
Homma On Trial Over Death March Evidence Emerges
In Manila, Lt Gen Masaharu Homma faced testimony about orders for the Bataan death march. Maj Gen Tomo Takatsu testified Homma's headquarters near Bataan were close to the march route. Takatsu described captives being abused, with reports of starvation and scarce water. The witness noted a lack of food, rice rations, and dire conditions for prisoners. The proceedings continued with more details expected on page 4.
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Manila. Dan
Masaharu Homma
Bataan
Tagbut
Tvomma
Toshimitsu Takati
Omma
Homma
Ine
Wemma
Ieverese
Soners
Their New Year's Was Happy One
Mr and Mrs Bo at 41 South Street say six sons serve. five home for New Year. Samuel and Pfeifer returned from Germany while Richard came back from China with the Army Air Corps. Bert, a sailor, is in Lake City Florida. Harmon serves with Army engineers at Fort Benning Georgia. Third Class Petty Officer Robert did not return home, as he is stationed in Okinawa.
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South Street
Pfe
Samuel
Germany
Sen Richard
China
VAI
Army Air Corps
Seaman Fi Abbert
Navy Air Corps
Lake City
Florida
Harmon
Army Gineers
Fort Benning
Georgia
Cligs
Robert
Okinawa
City Fire Loss Figures Highlight $750,000 Toll
Fire reports show a city loss of about 750000 from a series of blazes including the Meyer Berkson fire on January 25 and other major fires on July 21 October and in town. Authorities note 140 injured or displaced as homes burned and several downtown properties damaged.
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Meyer-Berkson
Rintinsa One ' 1
de Hagerstown Bani
Aieht
Aren
Christmas Tree and Toys Burned in Mikstown Apartment
A fire in the apartment of Jay Cary in Mikstown on New Year’s Eve destroyed a Christmas tree, decorations, and trimmings. The flames damaged the room’s coverings and ceiling. a small rent portion and tree lights ignited the blaze, with water from nearby fire crews needed to extinguish it. The owner suspects prank involvement.
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Jay Cary
Mikstown
Teimmir
Tys
Granted divorce for Mary Alt and Max W Tarney in Hartie case
A court grants a divorce between Mary Alt and Max W Tarney. The judgment notes Adequate provisions and peace, with the proceedings indicating Hartie as the place or party involved.
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Mary Alt
Max W . Tarney
Hartie
Pease
Truman Adopts Fireside Chat Tactics Amid Labor Strife
President Truman shifts to the fireside chat technique to push his program and overcome Capitol Hill resistance as labor unrest and planned strikes roil industry. He will address the nation tonight appealing for support while promising firm action within the legislative framework.
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Truman
FDR
Washington
Jan
White House
Capitol Hill
Tuman
Traitor Lord Haw Haw Hanged in London
William Joyce alias Lord Haw Haw, a 40 year old American-born radio propagandist for Germany, was hanged at Wandsworth Prison in London after a British court conviction for treason. He died shortly after 9 am EST, becoming the third figure linked to wartime radio treason to be executed, following John Amery.
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London
William Joyce
Noichens
Haw Haw
Wandsworth
Joyce
Adolf Hitler
John Amery
Tre.r
Local Girl Escapes Injury In Wreck
Mr and Mrs W H Hotchkiss Bryan Price of this city report their daughter Hilda Totchkiss arrived safely in Tampa Florida as a passenger on the Seaboard Line East Coast passenger train Silver Medley yesterday. The wreck near Blaney caused two deaths and injuries to others with no serious injuries to the Totchkiss passenger.
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Hotchkiss
Bryan Price
Hilda Totchkiss
Tampa
Seaboard Line
Silver Ma
Ed Yestering
Rse
Blaney
Hamilton Named Marketmaster Candidate in City Vacancy
The latest applicant for the municipal marketmaster post is Hamilton Lokers of FL Hamilton. Freder ick road is noted in records. Wanilton, previously a city official years ago, is said to lack immediate mandate and is awaiting mayoral council action at a later meeting. The vacancy followed the death of Charles W. Randall.
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Lokers
Hamilton
Frederick Road
Wanilton
Big Power Plant To Be Built On Island
Wilmington, Del Jan 344 The construction of a 13 million power plant on Cherry Island by Delaware Power and Light Company will begin immediately, Stuart Cooper president announced. The project, the biggest here in years, will replace older plants at Chester, Pa and Deepwater, N J and should be ready in 24 to 36 months. The facility will have a vast capacity, supplying electric power to the region.
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Wilmington
Del
Cherry Island
Delaware Power and Light Company
Stuart Cooper
Gene Motors
Cooper
Chester
Deepwater, N. J
Divorce Mill Is Given Big Start
A divorce mill opened with seven new suits and one decree on the first day of the new year. Actions include suits by Preston against Dorothy Wendie and others, with attorney Charies We Christine Kis Harte and Cal Martin listed among the representing counsel.
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Preston Dish
Dorothy Wendie
Partormey
Harte
Myre
Cuthbert
Faye Walt
Charies
Christine Kis Harte
Mabet
Cal Martin
Flestia
Jahn A
City to Plant First Holly Trees on Watershed Land
The city of Hagerstown plans to plant holly trees on watershed property it owns. Officials announce an order authorizing the planting, with a community effort described as part of a forestry review. The project aims to safeguard the watershed while adding vegetation and public value.
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Hagerstown
Tani
Maryian
Richard Wah
Pep
Age Farees
Pesereniy Carefaktf
Five Local GIs Enter Leave Army On Same Day
Five local service members who shared schooldays together were inducted into the Army on the same day. They joined the HS2nd Engineering Company and later served in the Murapeat campaigns before heading to the South Pacific. All five completed about nineteen months of service during their Army tenure.
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Max Billmyer
Preston Fa
Faye Baker
Gerald Brant
Ue Langsuing
Army
Onttin
Hs2nd Engineering Company
Toecher
South Pacific
Hey
City Sells Swans Ducks Geese to Park Lake
City sells surplus birds from Park Lake reducing park population. Eight pairs of swans sold for 3 to 30 dollars per pair to Roanoke Virginia for use there. Ducks sold at cents per pound. sale cited to fund feeding and plant needs. Park Superintendent John Hock emphasized supplies must be maintained and reports approvals and proceeds.
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Park Lake
John Hock
Roanoke
Alimur
Maine
Stouffer A State Senate Candidate Appears on Ballot
Fragmentary OCR shows a candidate named Stouffer running for state senate with unclear surrounding details. Mentions a person named Patt and Sicha, plus references to a venue at North Avenue and messages about printing and deadlines.
Walkout Of Phone Workers Seen Next
DETROIT January 3 P An augmented CIO United Automobile Workers picket line today barred the gates of General Motors Detroit transmission unit preventing several hundred office and salaried workers from entry Police said there was no violence A union spokesman said the action was taken because workers yesterday violated an agreement to identify themselves at plant entrances About 300 pickets stood outside the plant as police tried to keep a lane open Patrolmen faced the crowd when office workers attempted to reach a gate
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Detroit
CIO
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Detroit Transmission
Palice
Detroit Transmission Division
Usaw-Cio
Walter Stoltsch
Strike Would Curtail Meat Supply in Hagerstown
A 2008 strike by CIO United Packinghouse Workers would sharply curb meat availability in Hagerstown which sources over half its meat from large packers. The disruption hinges on Week market operators and high packing-house dependence, risking elevated prices for farmers and consumers.
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CIO United Daing Touredworkers Union
Hagerstown
Fami
Bank Call WASTEINGTON and a Syrrol Tapeword
In a cryptic ledger note a bank call names WASTEINGTON and a taped Wey entry. The document mentions state rendition and a pending case involving the Prateml alt veg ta nil.
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Wasteington
Asnyrrol
Million And Half May Be Idled By Other Walkouts
New York union leaders warn a wage dispute over a 2 percent raise at Western Electric may trigger a nationwide strike. About 17,400 workers at Kearny New Jersey and New York City plants began walking out, with calls for federal fact finding. Independent Western Electric Employers Association says workers are pouring out by the thousands, signaling broader stoppages across four major industries.
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New York
Kearny
N. J
New York City
Western Electricmpany
Hammoel
Wiera Electric Kearny Works
Con. i
New Jersey
Henry Mayer
Western Electric Employes Association
List Am
Mayor Charges Intimidation in Stamford Labor Talks
Stamford mayor Charles Ko Moore accuses the labor dispute parties of intimidation linked to a strike at Yale and related manufacturers. The exchange followed questions from attorney Walden Monson about possible endorsements and company actions amid a work stoppage and Idle in the small city.
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Stamford
Conn
Yalyamt
Fowne Manufacturies Co
Charles Ko Moore
Muoare
Walden BP
Monson
Yale
Idle
Gav
Raymond
Moore
Av and Towne Co
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Hitler
Doengler
Stouffer
Senate
Brewer L. Stouffer
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